Bombers Strike North Korea Supply Center and Trucks
Allied B-29s hit a supply and communications base near Cholsan in northwest Korea as part of a large air operation. Bombers flew in amid strong winds, dropped 300 tons of bombs, and left a flaming square. Other Allied planes targeted moving trucks between Yongpor and Namchonjom, destroying 90 vehicles.
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Smoul, Dee
CUP
Cholsan
Korea
Manchurian
Yongpor
Namchonjom
Texans in twenties face tighter draft regulation
The Texas draft outlook shows fewer men in their twenties available for service. officials warn tighter rules on student deferments may take effect before autumn. Reserve manpower could run dry by March as the registration window ages, with men required to register at eighteen and potential drafting beginning thereafter.
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Austin
Dee
CUP
Selective Service
Coon
Paul Ta Wakefield
Mareh
Draft text about 18 and a half years and 20-year limit
An unclear note references a person aged eighteen and a half and contrasts this with a 20 year limit set by the National Selective Service Director. The snippet implies a regulatory threshold but provides no concrete action or event.
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National Selective Service
13 Year Old Girl Admits Setting Fire to Churches
A 13 year old girl told Medford Oklahoma police that she set fires in five churches and destroyed another because her parents punished her. The confession followed multiple arson incidents in the town during December.
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Medford
Okla
Dec
Oklahoma
AMA Approves Free Medical Care for Needy Local Love
The American Medical Association approves free medical care for the needy in Denver and calls for a federal department of health with cabinet status. A local note mentions a girl who told her parents she would choose a church of her own.
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AMA
Denver
American Medical Association
Department of Health
Windom Man Albert Whirley Dies at Allen Memorial
Albert Whirley of Windom died at Allen Memorial. The obituary notes his passing and records his residence and affiliation with the Windom community. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Albert Whirley
Windom
Allen Memorial
Funeral Rites Incomplete for Thomas H Logan
Thomas Henry Logan 74 of Bonham died Sunday December at 10 am. He was born July 11, 1874. Survived by son Virgil White Logan Glendale California daughter Mrs Wonne Lawell Howans Glendale Calif granddaughter Anita Joleopan JoadIns niece Acbhe Mleming Jopham nephew Carl Sukes Bonham. Funeral arrangements incomplete pending notification of relatives.
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Thomas Henry Logan
Bonham
Virgil White Logan
Glendale
California
Wonne Lawell Howans
Japs Consider Soviet Offer to Return 30,000 Prisoners
Tokyo reports indicate Japan may accept a Soviet proposal to repatriate about 30,000 Japanese prisoners. The offer comes amid mixed signals from Japanese authorities and potential concessions.
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Tokyo
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